In this book you will hear the plea for repentance for sin manifesting itself in changing the way you think which in turn determines the way you live or behave. Yes, our lifestyle does make a difference and seeing Christ as Lord in all of life, living with a kingdom world and life view perspectiv...
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What Is the Mission of the Church? Making Sense of Social Justice, Shalom, and the Great Commission
This book is really a book about Christian living as well as one that helps define and clarify the church's mission. The primary mission of the church is through proclamation and teaching of the Word to make disciples. The church's role is not changing culture but to preach and teach the Word of ...
Gracie: Standing with Hope
Gracie Parker Rosenberger is a remarkable woman who lives a remarkable life and she has much to teach us all about standing in hope.Her story opens the reader's eyes to the reality of the presence of God in all circumstances, the sufficiency of His power to help His children overcome their greate...
Reformed Dogmatics
It will be a magnificent book to own, read, study, and use in one's personal spiritual growth, as well as in preaching and teaching the Word. I feel much freer to recommend this one volume in hopes that it will encourage our pastors and teachers to read, use, and refer to Bavinck regularly. The f...
Saving Leonardo: A Call to Resist the Secular Assault on Mind, Morals, & Meaning
After showing the impact and results of secularism and its dualistic approach to life in the area of art, movies, and culture in general, Pearceyreminds us of the challenge for Christians, people of the truth, who see Christianity as a total truth system, a way of life, a world view from a kingdo...
Abraham Kuyper: A Short and Personal Introduction
The fall does not take man out of the world, but requires that as new creatures in Christ that he go into the world. This bookwill strengthen, broaden, and helpequip you with a world and life view and with a kingdom of God perspective. By the way, it is a good book to use in a small group setting...